The ePower Tiger: Quiet and Hot
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2006 3:42 pm
The ePower Tiger: Quiet but Undercooled.
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? I know twisted cables can cut down on EMI; but sleeved? Surely it will have no effect, if the sleeving material is not a conductor?It has a shiny, reflective finish, and nicely sleeved cables, some of which can cut down on EMI.
If you have a set up that you might want to remove the PSU and not disconnect the MB cable from the board.One question is why make the ATX cable detachable? There's no situation where this cable isn't needed.
Potentially, this could be very useful for:One question is why make the ATX cable detachable? There's no situation where this cable isn't needed.
What he meant is that some of the cables reduce ripple and EMI, a few of the connectors have ferrite rings and capacitors to make the power cleaner I have a picture of the thing ripped apart somewhere, one of these days i will learn to name my digital photos properlyjaganath wrote:? I know twisted cables can cut down on EMI; but sleeved? Surely it will have no effect, if the sleeving material is not a conductor?It has a shiny, reflective finish, and nicely sleeved cables, some of which can cut down on EMI.
Exactly. With detachable ATX cable you can mod it to fit your needs *without* voiding PSU warranty, Apart from the obvious bling reason, this could also be used to reduce cable clutter inside the case: the ATX cable tends to be pretty thick so having one with exactly the right length could help the cable management.Trunks wrote:Customizing the cable with out risking the PSU unit.One question is why make the ATX cable detachable? There's no situation where this cable isn't needed.
Yeah, and if you use it as a scond PSU (however you must somehow short to pins to start it anyway)IsaacKuo wrote:Potentially, this could be very useful for:One question is why make the ATX cable detachable? There's no situation where this cable isn't needed.
1. Having a 20+4pin cable vs a 24pin cable vs just a 20pin cable
and/or
2. Having different lengths of ATX cable